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Welcome to the Gallery. This is a space where contributors can share collections of images and audio that, together, tell us about the people, places, and events in Queens. If you would like to share something you know about one of these images or stories, simply log in and select that record to leave your comment.
The 1964-1965 World’s Fair held in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park was heavily supported by America’s “cold war” allies. In particular, South ...
The Queens Memory Project team sends our best wishes to everyone facing damage and loss in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. We hope these photos ...
Annalou Christensen describes going as a child to ice skate in Kissena Park, just a short trolley ride south from her home in Waldheim, Flushing. T...
Contrast these two depictions of an area once known as Monkey Hill in Flushing. Harriet Dondero Lawson's whimsical account of the name's origin app...
My name is Natalie Milbrodt. I'm the Director of the Queens Memory Project and a really wonderful part of my job is documenting all kinds of cultu...
Roosevelt Avenue in Jackson Heights has been a busy center for commerce and transportation for over 100 years. This gallery contains the sights an...
   
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